Forgiving performers-Ping G15 irons

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 28, 2011 -- Ping G15 irons are the great golf clubs for 2010, which can be the most popular among golf players. When I first test these Ping irons, I just can not believe that they are nice looking irons, sporting slightly larger than some normal golf club heads.

The technology in the G15 produces the high-launch, maximum-forgiveness benefits that most golfers rely on for consistency in their iron play. Stronger lofts and a lower center of gravity result in longer shots without sacrificing the higher trajectory required in a forgiving iron.

The reshaped "Custom Tuning Port" shifts seven additional grams to the perimeter, while the thinner face construction frees up mass that's distributed to the toe. These modifications are designed to improve head stability.

The groves are painted the same with one final grove painted in white to help with alignment. The hosel has the same characteristic gouge all PING irons have had in recent years. The sole of the club utilizes the same font as it has in the past. Essentially, besides the cavity of the club, the G15 could be mistaken for the G10. However, the redesigned cavity pushes the club from plain to pleasing.

The sound at impact when you catch the ball well is very crisp and solid, and it's not too bad when you don't cach the ball that well either. You just hardly ever get that horrible stingy feedback that some iron sets can give.

From 130 yards and in, even higher handicappers should become more confident playing approach shots with the G15 irons. Along with the fantastic accuracy, the G15s also help produce a reasonable amount of spin on the ball, similar to the G10s. So if you land the ball on the green with these irons, odds are it'll be a soft landing and you'll stay there.

Overall, this is a good set to have a try.

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